Showing posts with label Rasam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rasam. Show all posts

Monday, 27 January 2014

“Authentic South Indian Food”


Rating - 3 out of 5

One of the best encounters I had with South Indian food in Salt Lake was at Rasam! Located inside The Stadel in Salt Lake, the name of this restaurant is typical of the food it serves. Rasam, a vegetarian restaurant, serves traditional South Indian food. This restaurant is one in my list of South Indian restaurants in Kolkata which lives up to my expectations and taste of acceptable South Indian food.

The ambience is calm and peaceful which is perfect to enjoy your meal. The decor, with brass diyas and Kathakali masks, lends grace to the interiors. The traditional south Indian touch is also added in the form of ethnic wooden artefacts and idols. This joint is open only for lunch and dinner. The restaurant is clean and tidy, and maintains hygiene levels for healthy food. The staff is courteous and helpful.

Coming to the food, their South Indian lassi is one of a kind and not found anywhere else in Kolkata. It is an extremely healthy drink and a gem in their crown. Their onion tomato uttapam was very good and perfectly cooked. Their cheese dosa had lots of cheese in it and is a treat for cheese lovers. People who want to try traditional dosas can munch on a Mysore dosa or Dhania dosa. Their coconut chutney and sambar however, need more attention and are a bit of a let-down.

Rasam offers some nice South Indian meals at affordable prices. If South Indian food is what you are looking for, try Rasam once if you are in Salt Lake.

Tip. Ask for their special coconut chutney – it is better than the regular one they serve.

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